Wes Davis

Called The Loop, the shuttle has no steering wheel, but an onboard attendant can take over with a handheld remote if needed, according to Insider. Its maker, Beep, previously tested it as a medical supply transport in Florida in 2020.

Changes mostly look like tweaks to how you access settings or change camera modes, and one — swiping up to get to settings — sounds like a nice reachability adjustment.

The regulator says it’s investigating Cruise incidents, and pending the outcome of that, it “reserves the right... to suspend or revoke testing and/or deployment permits.”

That and, candidly, I really don’t have the emotional energy to undo my displays’ wall mounts and patch all the holes.

Samsung wouldn’t be the first to go big in the market. Lenovo has already gone there twice with the ThinkPad, as has Asus with a folding ZenBook. But Samsung’s experience doesn’t count for nothing — it’ll be interesting to see what it’s cooking.

The Record’s equipment was taken on Friday after the paper notified police of information that it believed was given in bad faith about a local restauranteur’s drunk driving conviction. Police reacted by accusing the paper of identity theft and computer crimes, then took its equipment using a warrant it didn’t try to justify until days later.

Yes, Mr. Holtzblatt. It sure does.